Mike Lindell Prepares To Lose Everything To Prove His Loyalty To Trump

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell is currently in a position that could lead to him losing absolutely everything that he has built in his life, and it is all because he threw his lot in with Donald Trump. The big question, however, is what did Lindell think he was going to get out of this? There was never an outcome that was going to lead to more success - either personally or financially - for him, so what was the ultimate goal here? Farron Cousins discusses this.

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You know, one of the biggest unsolved mysteries in American politics today doesn't have anything to do with, you know, conspiracy theories about Kennedy. Or, you know, is the government covering up UFOs somewhere? No, no, no. The biggest unsolved mystery to me is why the hell did MyPillow, CEO, Mike Lindell go down this path to begin with? Right? I mean, as it stands right now, Mike Lindell is probably going to lose everything that he's worked for in his life because he decided to go down the election fraud path with Donald Trump. It makes no sense why, like what did he have to gain from it? And I'm bringing this up because I recently got a question from a viewer, uh, viewer, uh, uh, Vic Campbell 8 1 3 1 who asked, why do you think Mike Lindell went all in for Trump in the big lie? Did Lindell expect something from Trump in return?

And I wanted to talk about this question because I actually don't have an answer for it, but it's such a good question because it's something that as many times as I've talked about Mike Lindell, I never thought about that. I never looked at the why of it. And I think that is something that we do need to discuss. Why did Mike Lindell do this? Now, we know when Donald Trump was in the White House in his, you know, first couple years, he, he did a little thing in the Rose Garden where he was talking about businesses in the United States and business owners, and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. One of the people he brought in was MyPillow, CEO, Mike Lindell. You know, everybody had seen Mike Lindell from those MyPillow

Commercials, and oh, it's factory made right here in Minnesota.

Um, and it was like, oh, okay. That, that guy from the commercials is at the White House. That's interesting, right? We didn't expect that Mike Lindell speaks. He was very nervous, you know, definitely not his forte, but he gave his little speech and, and moved along, right? And then he started to go more all in for Trump. And it's like, okay, we get it. Trump brought you to the White House. You're free to have your political opinions. Cool. I get it. Whatever. I don't agree with you, but you can have it. It's fine. And then after the 2020 election, Mike Lindell became one of the biggest voices talking about the election being stolen, even though it wasn't, and the rest is history, right? But the question is, why did Lindell go all in on that? He didn't have to, his guy didn't win in 2020. Mike Lindell could have been like, oh

Man, sucks. That's so bad for you. Oh, well, I'm gonna go back to my pillow factory and just keep making the pillows. Oh, here we go.

Um, and he could have just moved on with his life and he wouldn't have been kicked out of all of the big box stores, and he still would have a profitable company instead of one that is hemorrhaging money left and right to the point where he actually had to auction off pieces of his own factory. Um, life would've been fine, but he didn't want to go that route. He wanted to stay hitched to Donald Trump. It's so, he launches his frank speech, his Frank tv, Lindel TI don't know what it's all called. It's all stupid. But so he does these things, puts millions of dollars into it, as he himself says, he's spent tens of millions of dollars trying to overturn the election results. He's being sued by Dominion Voting Systems, by smart Matic. Both of those lawsuits together, total over $2 billion, which Mike Lindell does not have $2 billion sitting in the bank.

And if he loses those, he could lose the company itself. All of it gone, everything that this man built after he turned his life around, gone. And there seems to be no explanation as to why he decided to do it, especially considering the fact that he didn't have to do it. WW was he hoping that if he overturned the election and Trump went back to the White House, that he'd get a cabinet position? I don't know. He doesn't seem like the kind of guy that would be interested in that. I mean, so, so what is it again, that was the question asked. Why did he do it? And I don't have an answer. I wish I did. I would love to know, because I don't buy Lindell's excuse that, well, I'm trying to protect the.